Article Oct 28, 2026 A tale of two sceptics What a volcano sceptic can teach us about AI scepticism David Wood 13 min read
Article Oct 29, 2026 Super-Crude Simulative Explorations of the Geometry of Superintelligence Space Some evocative if very simplistic toy-simulation results exploring dynamics of goal-sets under self-modification and intelligence increase. Ben Goertzel 18 min read
Article Oct 25, 2026 The Harsh Geometry of Superintelligence The Selfish Supermind Attractor Generally Has a Wider Basin than the BGI Attractor Ben Goertzel 52 min read
Article Jun 29, 2026 Outgrowing the Paperclip Obsession: There Is Hope That AI Will Become Ethical Can AI learn ethics the way a child does? A provocative essay argues that today's AI failures stem from incomplete development—not malice—and offers a cautiously optimistic path forward. Haewon Jeong 5 min read
Mindbytes Oct 22, 2026 Bill Gates Warns AI Could Bring 20 Years of Disruption, Job Losses and Security Threats Bill Gates warns that artificial intelligence could unleash two decades of upheaval, threatening employment, cybersecurity and global stability without stronger oversight. gizmo guru 1 min read
Community Jul 17, 2026 AI and the Fourth Industrial Revolution: A Societal Impact Perspective As AI powers the Fourth Industrial Revolution, it’s reshaping business, jobs, and society. Discover the opportunities, divides, and ethical challenges defining our future. dawit teklebrhan 4 min read
Community Jul 17, 2026 When Algorithms Become Doctors: Can AI End Medical Deserts? AI is becoming the doctor for billions. Can intelligent diagnostics finally end medical deserts and bring expert healthcare to the world’s most remote places? Emmanuel Kordzo AGBONYITOR 5 min read
Community Apr 14, 2026 The Language Gap: Why AI’s Future May Belong to Local Voices As artificial intelligence spreads globally, linguistic inclusion—not raw compute power—may determine who benefits from the AI era. Emmanuel Kordzo AGBONYITOR 5 min read
Community Jan 22, 2026 AI is being integrated into everyday decision-making faster AI adoption is skyrocketing, yet literacy lags. Chatbots aid learning and work, but without understanding their limits, society risks bias, privacy issues, eroded critical thinking, and diminished creativity. Muluken Mesele 2 min read
Mindbytes Oct 2, 2026 MIT Study Challenges Assumptions About Shared AI Hiring Algorithms Shared hiring algorithms can restrict discovery, but MIT researchers find their consequences depend on design and how employers make decisions. gizmo guru 1 min read